NASW-NH Virtual Workshop
Join us for an engaging 3-hour workshop designed specifically for social workers focused on enhancing resilience in children through effective screening methods. This interactive session will explore the latest research on child resilience and provide practical tools to incorporate into your practice.
NASW Vermont Chapter
Being an anti-oppressive social worker is not just a sexy term to say. It is a social worker making a conscious and reflexive choice to engage in liberatory and emancipatory practice. It is who you are in and outside of practice. But what does this really mean? This session will provide participants with a foundation of what it means to be anti-oppressive in micro and macro social work practice. Principles of anti-oppressive practice will be provided, along with common language and terminology associated with AOP. Participants will be provided with how to incorporate AOP in micro and macro practice, using examples/scenarios across various practice areas including direct service, clinical, advocacy, and activism.
NASW-Pennsylvania Chapter
Sunday, October 13th-Wednesday, October 16th, 2024
Kalahari Resorts and Conversations
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